According to the law, it is illegal to instigate minors to smoke or drink alcohol. Shops that sell cigarettes and alcoholic beverages to minors will have their business licenses revoked and fines.

Babies and toddlers do not wear open crotch pants, and parents will frequently check the baby's diapers and change them at any time. Ri Ben once published in the newspaper the news of Chinese children wearing open crotch pants. (I guess it may feel strange like that for the Chinese)!

Most women start learning makeup when they are in junior high school or high school. Because the day stupid people think that makeup is not only for good looks, but also for respect for the opposite sex. (Maybe this is also the main reason why stupid women look beautiful and sexy in the movie, after all, makeup starts with dolls!)

Almond tofu is a must-have dessert in all Chinese restaurants in Riben, because the people of Riben believe that almond tofu is a representative dish in the desserts of Chinese cuisine. (This TM must be some kind of misunderstanding!)

It's one thing to be legally enforced, it's never another to actually enforce it. In this regard, in fact, whether it is Japan or China, or the United States, it is actually the same.

For example, now the shopkeeper is afraid that He Zilong will say that the wine was purchased by himself. Because you can't let underage people buy it, but because of the proliferation of vending machines, this law is equivalent to nothing.

On the way here, He Zilong paid attention to the car, and there were more vending machines on the streets of Riben than there were billboards.

Just a couple of steps down the road and you'll see a vending machine, and even four or five vending machines in a row, so you can see them on country roads, hilltop shrines, and beachside beaches.

According to the statistics of the Niponyu Vending Machine Industry Association, there are currently about 3.56 million vending machines in Nipon, and the annual sales amount exceeds 7 trillion yen. What is the concept of megabytes? It is 70,000 100 million! Although it is less than the 7.6 million units in the United States, on a per capita basis, there is almost one in every 30 people, and this is undoubtedly the country with the highest density of vending machines in the world. (This TM is still the data of the nineties!)

Unlike the vending machines in China, which only sell drinks and adult products, the vending machines here sell almost everything.

Even lazy cancer patients who don't want to bathe their dogs can try vending machines that automatically help their pets scrub. Directly put in the coin, throw the Wang Xingren into this giant "microwave oven" and wash it up.

What shocked Benha the most was that even intimate daily necessities such as underwear and underwear could be bought in vending machines on the streets of Japan!

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"Hello, my name is Niu Dali, you can call me Dali. This is my Brother Ma Zhi, I am both from the Northeast, and the orphaned descendants have been here for seven or eight years. The same goes for this boss, but we don't like to open a shop, and we don't have the patience, so we just eat on the street next door!" After the owner, the other two Chinese men also began to greet He Zilong.

After He Zilong greeted them, he didn't ask what was mixed rice and what street was next door, he knew. It's not good, these two are just the ones who are in the dark, but they still behave very normally towards their compatriots. However, he was quite curious about what a crippled orphan was, so he asked more.

"Hehe, crippled orphan, this is a long talk. In the end, whether we are Chinese, or stupid, or something else, no one can be 100% qualified......" Niu Dali first took out a cigarette and took two puffs, and then his eyes were a little deep.

As Niu Dali said carefully, He Zilong finally knew what the stupid disabled orphan group meant.

Niu Dali was born in the countryside near Harbin, China, he is a remnant orphan of the Japanese Ben for three generations, his grandmother is RB, and his grandfather is Chinese, that is, after the defeat of the Japanese Ben, the soldiers died in battle. But during the eight-year War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, it was not only the Japanese soldiers who came, but also their families.

After the defeat of the Japanese Ben, the men almost died, or they became prisoners and then returned to China. But the family members they brought with them, as well as most of the women among their relatives and friends, could not go back.

I believe that many Chinese men hate Japanese soldiers and men, but for the families of Japanese women who did not directly participate in the war, they are more entangled. In countless years, some of these stupid people's family members died, and some married Chinese men as wives.

And like most of them, the father is Chinese, and the mother is the descendant of the Japanese stupid people (or the grandparents' generation), which is called the orphaned people. (If you use the paternal standard of the Chinese, the descendants of most of these people can still be counted as Chinese, but if you count according to international standards, they can only be counted as half a Chinese, or half a stupid person!)

Niu Dali in 1993, his grandparents passed away. Because of livelihood problems and the fact that I heard that the income here is high, I want to work to support my family. At the age of 22, he came to Riben with grand ideals that year.

Of course, he didn't come alone, there are many special people like him, and the state took care of them and let them come together.

Niu Dali first studied at a Japanese language school in Osaka to help the descendants of orphans, and a year later began working in a foundry, doing manual work such as lifting and moving. In the blink of an eye, he reached the age of 25, which is the age of marriage in rural China, but he has hardly had contact with the girls since he came to Japan, and except for an old lady who is an accountant in the foundry, everyone else is men.

The attitude of the RB government towards this group is ambivalent. On the one hand, the pressure of domestic public opinion has forced them to face up to and accept this group that is indeed nominally their own nationals.

But under the influence of the right-wing forces, they have to consider that these are also the evidence of the war history that they have always wanted to eliminate.

Therefore, the Japanese government is extremely harsh on the living arrangements of the disabled and orphaned groups who have returned to China, and does not provide them with sufficient protection in terms of life, work, and social welfare after returning to China. That is, you don't look at people very seriously, what you said before you come is good, and you are left to mix with yourself after you come!

Most of these orphaned people who came to Riben are very unsatisfactory in their lives. Especially someone like Niu Dali, who is already sensible and comes halfway. In my heart, I think that I am actually Chinese, and I am more discriminated against. It's hard to fit into the mainstream society!

Therefore, people like them can either only work as coolies here, or they can only mix with gangs. Of course, most people like them will spontaneously organize their own gangs, after all, if they go to other gangs, they may be used as cannon fodder.

Unity, one heart, is indeed helpless!

Niu Dali and Ma Zhi are like this now, a Chinese gang that mingles in Kabukicho Street, and their name is --- (Nu Luo Quan)!

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